ATandT waded into the network neutrality debate with a warning that unrestricted access rules for wireless networks would hurt users more than help them. – AT amp;T furthered the national conversation on net neutrality Aug.
13, with a post by its vice president of Federal Regulatory, Joan
Marsh, who tried to clear up some “misinformation” regarding the issue.
On the AT amp;T Public Policy blog
Marsh emphasized the differences between wireless and …
Google and Verizon have a net neutrality idea that is causing heated debate in the tech space. Read why their proposal includes ideas that should seem scary to the average Web user. – There is a heated debate emerging over the proposal by Google and Verizon
over how net neutrality issues should be handled going forward. The proposal
outlines several ways in which the Internet can be governed to ostensibly help
deliver a better experience to Web users.
Those
in support of w…
News Analysis: The New York Times and other publications failed in their journalistic mission to tell the truth about the potential Google-Verizon deal. Here’s what an agreement between the two could mean for net neutrality. – It’s true that there’s something going on between Google
and Verizon regarding net neutrality, but it’s not a business deal. While
neither company is commenting specifically on what their discussions have been
about, the information Google and Verizon provided makes the direction pretty
clear.
…
AT T says it has lifted a block it put on part of the notorious 4chan.org bulletin board. AT T says the block was a security move in response to a denial-of-service attack against one of its customers, but the incident has touched a nerve among those concerned about net neutrality and censorship.
– AT amp;T blocked portions of the 4chan.org bulletin board July 25 and 26 in
response to denial-of-service attacks against an AT amp;T customer,
touching off a debate on censorship and network neutrality.
In response to criticism, AT amp;T stressed that it moved against 4chan.org
because of the…
